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State Agencies: Oregon
Oregon Department of Forestry
The Department of Forestry manage timber on 28 million acres of the 64 million acres of Oregon state lands, particularly in the Tillamook, Clatsop, and Elliot state forests. The Department also contributes to current silvicultural research, operates tree nurseries, and manages timber sales. Reforestation efforts include planting about 80 million seedlings a year.
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Oregon Wildlife & Waterfowl Management Areas
The Oregon Game and Fish Commission is charged with managing Oregon's wildlife resources and protecting populations. This includes operating several hatcheries state wide to support lake and stream fishing. Wildlife areas and game refuges are set aside for the propagation and protection of game species, including managing wetlands for migratory waterfowl habitat and nesting, and designating winter feeding grounds for large mammals. Hunting, fishing, and other recreational activities are usually allowed on these lands.
For additional information about the Oregon Game and Fish Commission, and for hunting and fishing regulations, education classes, and permitting information, please visit the Oregon Game and Fish website.
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Oregon State Parks & Monuments
Within Oregon's boundaries is an extremely valuable collection of natural, historical, and cultural resources that are designated state parks and historic sites. For lots of information about Oregon state parks and historic sites, please visit the Oregon Parks & Recreation Department website.
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